Earlham College

Rich joins the Quakers from Terre Haute Indiana and plans to study psychology. She eventually wants to become a speech pathologist. Growing up she was a fan of Carli Lloyd and was shaped most by her family, “My parents were always there for me growing up and supported me, they always had my back.” Mallory is a kind person that treats everyone with respect. She wants to have an open mind, see others as they are, and “accept who they are and not try to change them.” She credits these characteristics to her parents. Rich got into playing soccer after becoming tired of gymnastics, “my mom asked me if I wanted to throw or kick a ball and I said kick. I have been kicking a ball ever since.” Rich is looking forward to meeting new people and creating a new family at Earlham. Mallory is a forward that understands space well and finds the pockets. ECWS is excited to see what she can bring to the program within her first year!

Why Earlham?

“It was how close the community was, at Earlham it felt like a family. I felt a connection with the professors, the team, and the students.”